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When treated like a servant . . .

December 16, 2018 by Mark McIntyre

The bottom line is that I don’t need to be validated by others when I am a servant of Jesus Christ, because Jesus gives me the ultimate status as a child of God.

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Choose To Be A Servant: Example of Nebuchadnezzar

May 6, 2017June 1, 2011 by Mark McIntyre
Nebuchadnezzar

Nebuchadnezzar had been an eyewitness to several miracles, yet he remained proud and self-reliant. In this section of Daniel 4 we see that God reduced him from his throne to eating grass in the field like a wild animal. Nebuchadnezzar was taken from being arguably the most powerful man in the world to a homeless madman.

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Moses as Leader – Do the right thing even when it’s not appreciated

February 1, 2014May 22, 2011 by Mark McIntyre
Moses

Looking at Moses as Leader, it is clear that Moses did the right thing for his people. What is the application for leaders today?

Categories Bible Reflection, Christianity and Culture, Leadership Tags God, Israel, Israelites, Leader, leadership, Moses, Old Testament, servant 4 Comments

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